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CALL FOR SELF-NOMINATIONS

OSM26 PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Members of the ocean sciences community are invited to apply to participate on the OSM26 Program Committee. Members will be selected to form a diverse and inclusive committee covering the full range of the presented science. The primary responsibility of the program committee is to develop and organize the OSM26 scientific program. This includes reviewing session proposals within your assigned topic areas, scheduling sessions within your assigned areas, reviewing abstract submissions, providing guidance and responding to inquiries from session chairs and authors. Applications are due by January 3, 2025.
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OSM26 PROGRAM COMMITTEE TOS REPS

We thank all members who submitted self-nominations for the TOS-appointed representatives to the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026 (OSM26) Program Committee. The selected representatives are:
• 2026 Vice-Chair/2028 Co-Chair: Alice Marzocchi
• Early Career Representative: Yuanheng Xiong
• Student Representative: Narayan Kumar

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Oceanography is an open access journal featuring peer-reviewed articles that chronicle all aspects of ocean science and its applications.

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The Promise and Pitfalls of Machine Learning in Ocean Remote Sensing

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Backyard Buoys: Meeting Needs of Coastal, Indigenous Communities Through Co-Design and Co-Production

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Satellite Data Sharing for Scientific Inter-Group Cooperation Using the Leaflet R Package

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This DIY Oceanography article demonstrates the practical application of the leaflet R package to visualize satellite-​derived data and showcases its value in aiding researchers’ decision-making…

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